#malaysia hike

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BUKIT GASING

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Trip to Baram jungles, July 2023

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Hutan Lipur Sungai Kanching, Malaysia (by alea Film)

See more forests | nature.

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Our Family Hiking Experience at Bukit Besi

We recently went on a hiking trip with our preschooler to Bukit Besi, and it was an incredible experience that we will cherish forever. Though we did not hike until the summit, it was still an amazing adventure that we thoroughly enjoyed. The trail starts with an uphill walk via the paved road Using the All Trails app to navigate, we set out on our hike with our little one, eager to explore the…

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On the Top of thorough la 5416m in Annapurna #annapurnacircuit #himalayas #trekking #hiking #photography #naturephotography #travel #trek #tourist #malaysia #mountaineering #climbing https://www.instagram.com/p/CkUYT1zvBi1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Salary Rise Coming as Cost of Living Increasing

The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) has thanked Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim for addressing the high cost of living and making serious efforts to control the prices of basic goods and services. However, its president Datuk Dr Syed Hussain Syed Husman told theSun that the government’s salary hike for civil servants of up to 15% under the Public Service Remuneration System, will…

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Kuala Lumpur Natural Attractions

Kuala Lumpur Natural Attractions Kuala Lumpur is not just a city of tall buildings and busy streets; it also has some amazing natural spots. In this article on Kuala Lumpur Natural Attractions, we’ll take you to three beautiful places in the city. First, we’ll explore the hiking trails in Malaysia , a peaceful green area perfect for nature walks. Next, we’ll visit the Perdana Botanical Garden,…

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Jungle Trekking in Malaysia: An Adventure of a Lifetime

Welcome to the heart of Southeast Asia, where adventure awaits at every turn. If you're looking for an experience that combines thrill and nature, then Jungle Trekking in Malaysia is just for you. But that's not all! For those who crave a bird's eye view of this beautiful country, Microlight Adventures in Malaysia offers an unparalleled experience.

Unveiling the Mysteries of the Jungle Jungle trekking in Malaysia is more than just a walk in the woods. It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity that the country has to offer. From the dense rainforests of Borneo to the lush greenery of the Cameron Highlands, each trekking trail offers a unique perspective of Malaysia's natural beauty.

KL Forest Eco Park One of the most popular jungle trekking spots in Malaysia is the KL Forest Eco Park. Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, this park is home to a variety of species, including climbers, ferns, rare herbs, gigantic bamboo grasses, and climbers⁵. As you navigate through the steep hills and woodland trails, you might even encounter the park’s two native monkey species, the Long-tailed Macaque and the Silvered Langur.

Kota Damansara Community Forest Reserve Another must-visit spot for jungle trekking enthusiasts is the Kota Damansara Community Forest Reserve. The trails here are signposted and maintained, making it an ideal spot for beginners and experienced trekkers alike.

Soaring High with Microlight Adventures If you've ever dreamed of flying like a bird, then microlight flying in Malaysia is the adventure for you. This thrilling activity lets you glide over breathtaking landscapes in an ultralight aircraft, offering a unique viewpoint to appreciate the country’s stunning natural beauty and vibrant cities from above.

Langkawi Island Langkawi Island is a prime location for microlight adventures in Malaysia. From the unique viewpoint of a microlight, you can see the island’s stunning geography, including the famous Geopark’s rock formations and the waterfalls tucked away within its forests.

Kuala Lumpur

For a more urban perspective, microlight flying in Kuala Lumpur offers a rare glimpse of the city's sprawling landscapes and architectural marvels such as the KL Tower and the Petronas Twin Towers.

Whether you're a nature lover or an adrenaline junkie, Malaysia has something for everyone. So pack your bags and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime!

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Bukit Tabur

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Auf den Spuren von Robinson. 

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Penang Hill, Penang, Malaysia

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Niah Caves National Park, Miri - Sarawak.

Circa 2004, captured on film with Canon point and shoot.

Great memories of Khairudin and his sister, as well as Phelem from the UK.

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Encore

Here goes to the last bit of my vacation before heading back to reality.

I've made promise to Uncle Alex to hike up to The Glasshouse when we were in UK. And we are making it come through.

Please excuse the gold fish eyes cause we woke up early for the climb to avoid the sun. Very typical me.

Uncle Alex likes to go to the bank just to chit chat and talk to people although he has no business there. He tricked me to drive him there so he could have a coffee with the relationship manager. Crafty!

Having a meal at MamaKim was amazing. It's such yummy and healthy meal that I wish Cambodia has it. Just look at the sizzling stone pot!

After all the eating, time to burn some fats with Uncle Alex by cycling for quite a distance. When we were cycling towards the Penang bridge, we saw a couple taking pictures. We cycle further north and when we came back, we still see the couple taking pictures! Haha! And Uncle Alex was kind enough to help them take a picture together.

Before driving back to KL on the 6th Jan 2023, we gathered to have a meal together at CRC and I must say, it wasn't as good as I thought. And damn! Super pricy!

We drove down to KL and stopped by Ipoh for some great Nam Heong coffee and lunch. Had Vietnamese food and it taste really good!

That's it. The last bit of my vacation and said hi to Cambodia.

Here's my community. Can they be my genuine friend? Probably the four legged who was looking at us could be one.

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from elliot’s blog ♡

Lonely in santa barbara

Being lonely in a beautiful place like Santa Barbara is truly a horrible experience. As I've said many times, a beautiful environment can be the darkest hell if you have to experience it all alone, especially while having to watch other men walking around with their girlfriends. I wish girls were attracted to me. I don't know why they aren't.

BIO

My name is Elliot Rodger. I was born in the UK, but moved to the United States at the age of 5. I grew up in Calabasas and Woodland Hills, California. Currently, I am attending college in Santa Barbara, and while there I am staying the the town of Isla Vista. I have tried very hard to fit in with the social scene there, but I have ultimately been unable to do so. There are too many obnoxious people who have ruined my whole experience at that place. I consider myself a sophisticated, polite gentleman, unlike most boys my age. My father is of British descent, and my mother is of Asian descent, so that makes me a Eurasian. I enjoy hiking, exercising, watching sunsets, traveling, cars, fashion, going to nice restaurants, and going to parties. I have traveled all over the world, ever since I was a child. So far, I have visited ten countries, including Great Britain, the United States, France, Spain, Greece, Germany, Mexico, Singapore, Malaysia, and Morocco.

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August 26, 2024

Sibenik to Knin Croatia

Hello Little Mosey:

By the time I had ridden 38 miles I was ready to stop and rest. I stayed in the city of Sibenik which is old. Some of the streets are very narrow. I guess this is what a city would look like if there were no cars.

I did get to see some beautiful things on todays ride and the route took me on some hiking trails. I ran low on water and stopped at at farm. A mice man gave me water and grapes from his vineyard. He was Croatian but had worked in Malaysia and the Middle East.

I took some back roads and saw lots of stone buildings. This one even had a stone roof.

There were figs and berries growing on the side of the road and I ate some.

I am going slower than I hoped but the pace is good enough for now. It is good practice for letting go of expectations. These have caused some suffering for me in the past. I’m happy when I can recognize a false belief and look at it clearly.

Hope this finds you well and not getting tortured by those teeth growing in.

Love you little buddy

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Crown shyness phenomenon in the Forest Research Intitute Malaysia (FRIM)!

These borneo camphor/kapur trees (Dryobalanops aromatica) do not let the leaves of their crowns touch each other, showing a beautiful pattern in the sky.

It has been hypothesized that this phenomenon has evolved to prevent the spread of parasites and disease. Or it may be a simple product of strong winds clashing branches together to cause these gaps. Some may also say the lack of sunlight from overlapping foliage can prevent leaves from growing too close to each other.

Regardless, it is a beautiful sight. Sunlight shyly weaves through the gaps to land on our faces. It was a brief respite before we continued on our hike through the forest in 2023.